My cowin e7 bluetooth headsets are taking over my bluetooth tV sound bar upstairs? Meaning it makes the sound bar upstairs beep and turns it off

Connect the headset to the charger as if you were charging it, but keep one side in your ear. Once connected to the charger, hold down the power button. It'll beep a few times and then stop. Disconnect from the charger. You can then turn the headset back on. This "procedure" clears the headset's memory,

These steps are for a headset that is already paired to you cell phone and is stored in the phones trusted device / history list.

Look at the lights on the Multi-Function Button of the headset (the top / largest button of the three buttons); the light will be blinking Red if not connected and blue if connected (paired and connected are two different things). Push the volume up (middle button) 2 times, you should hear a beep each time you press it. If you hear the beeps go to the next paragraph. If you hear no beeps at all you will need to call 1-800-742-8588 for an RA # (Return Authorization Number) for warranty and non warranty repairs.

Look at the lights on the Multi-Function Button on the headset (the top / largest button of the three buttons); the light should be blinking Red if not connected and Blue if connected (paired and connected are two different things). Plug the headset into the power adaptor with power applied. Make sure your cell phone is on and the Bluetooth power of the PHONE is turned on. After 5 seconds unplug the headset from the charger and do not press any buttons. You should get a slow Red blinking light at first. Allow the headset to connect automatically to the cell phone, this may take up to 10 seconds. Once the connection has occurred the Blue light on the Multi-Function Button will blink once every second.

If after 10 seconds the light is still blinking Red once every 5 seconds you will need to press either the Multi-Function Button of the headset once to connect to the cell phone, or, your phone may be set up requiring you press a designated button or sequence in the phone to connect to the headset (meaning your cell phone is not set with or does not support automatic connect).

*NOTE* Most newer model cell phones have an automatic connect feature. Some phones have the categories of "Headset", and "Hands Free" in their Bluetooth menu. Some companies use the term Auto-Connect under the "Hands Free" category in their Bluetooth menu to indicate the set up for use with the Bluetooth system in an AUTOMOBILE.
Automatic connection under the "Headset" category and Auto-connect under the "Hands Free" category are not the same thing. When dealing with the headset you want to work in the "Headset" menu and make sure the Auto-connect of the "Hands Free" menu is turned off.
If this doesn't correct the issue I'd recommend calling VXi at 800-742-8588 for additional clear and reset instructions and the possability of warranty repair options.

The three beeps usually indicate low talk time. If you have tried turning off and on your headset and still have the annoying beeps, then there is a problem with the device. You'll need to contact your retailer or Plantronics (800-544-4660 x5538) for warranty replacement. If it's out of warranty, check out our website Headsets Direct for the latest in Bluetooth headsets.

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1. Make sure the headset is fully charged, turned off and within 1 m (3 ft) of the phone.
2. Press and hold the On/Off button for at least five seconds, until you hear a long high-pitched beep and the light flashes red and green. The headset is now in pairing mode.
3. If your phone supports auto pairing, press "Yes" when the question Add device? appears in your phone. If it doesn't, continue with the next step.
4. Prepare your phone in accordance with the phone instructions for adding a Bluetooth device. Please note that for some phones you may need to enter a passcode. The headset passcode is 0000.


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1. From the Home screen, tap the applications bar.
2. Tap Settings > Wireless controls > Bluetooth settings.
3. Mark the Bluetooth check box.
4. The phone starts to search for the device. Make sure that the device is in pairing mode. If needed, tap Scan for devices.
5. When the device becomes visible in the Bluetooth devices found list, tap to select it.
6. If needed, tap the text bar to enter the passcode (0000 by default) and tap OK.
7. You can now start using the paired Bluetooth device. The status of the pairing and connection is shown below the name of the Bluetooth device in the Bluetooth devices list.


Good Luck!

First make sure it is fully charged then press both volume buttons simoultaneously until the blue light come on. May need to do it more than a couple of times to get it to work but the clicking sound does go away.

Ok.. you need to do the following:
1. Turn the headset off. 2. Turn on the Bluetooth on your iPhone (it will automatically start searching for Bluetooth devices) 3. Press and keep pressing the power button on your BH-105 Nokia Headset until you hear two sounds, the first is the one that notify's you that the Headset is turned on, keep pressing and you will hear another sound (like a beep), once you hear that second sound release the power button on the headset and voilaaa... your iPhone detected the Headset... Cheers...

Bluetooth is only rated for about 30' (with no interference from objects). The flooring between your basement and upstairs is sufficient to block your bluetooth signal.

Step 1 - To reset your Bluetooth headset:

1. Press and hold down the volume keys "+" and "-" on your headset at the same time, until your hear a beep and the light flashes red and green alternately.
2. Press and hold down the volume keys on your headset until it is turned off. The headset is now reset as it was when purchased.

Step 2 - To pair the headset with your phone:

1. Make sure the headset is turned off.
2. Turn on the Bluetooth function and Bluetooth visibility in your phone (This makes the phone visible to other Bluetooth devices).
3. Place the phone within 20 cm (8 inches) from the headset.
4. Press and hold down the call handling key on the headset until it beeps, shows a steady green light and then flashes red and green alternately. If the indicator light only flashes red or green, simultaneously press and hold down both volume keys until the headset beeps and flashes red and green alternately.
5. If your phone supports auto pairing, press "Yes" when you are asked to add the headset to the phone. If not, check your phone User Guide on how to pair the Bluetooth device. If required, the headset passcode is 0000.
6. The headset beeps and flashes green when successfully paired.

I had a similar problem. First part of the solution is to disable the headset profile for the headphones. These headphones can't handle both headset and headphone profiles at the same time. Second part of the solution is to make sure that your headphones are on when you activate bluetooth on the computer. For some reason, Vista doesn't like setting up the initial connection on-the-go, so it will just act like its connected and move on. Hope this helps!

The head set may not be compatible or you're device is not set correctly! When you first go to bluetooth you must let it recognize the head set, make sure the head set is turned on!